21 Sep 21
@kmax87 saidHe would probably be in the same place, but it did not prevent him from being hospitalized.
If a person is hospitalised after being vaccinated, how much worse off would they have been were they unvaccinated?
I was not vaccinated and was not hospitalized. I am cleared to return to work Thursday.
@sh76 saidThe only reason this small community had someone noticed the covid count included people that did not die from covid is because everybody knows each other in that small community. In a big city nobody would notice that.
===I noticed a news article claiming covid deaths were approaching that of the 1918 Spanish Flu which was much more deadly. This doesn't seem possible so inflated covid death numbers seem like the best explanation.===
Could another explanation be that there are more people now?
Your population factor is a valid one, but let's do the math.
How much has the population increased since 1918?
What percentage of the population died from the 1918 flu?
What percentage of the population died from covid?
21 Sep 21
@metal-brain saidWhat the hell are you all babbling on about?
The only reason this small community had someone noticed the covid count included people that did not die from covid is because everybody knows each other in that small community. In a big city nobody would notice that.
Your population factor is a valid one, but let's do the math.
How much has the population increased since 1918?
What percentage of the population died from the 1918 flu?
What percentage of the population died from covid?
As to date 4,7 million people have died of Corona.
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
Spanish flu killed (rough estimates) 25 to 75 million people.
Corona deaths are nowhere bloody near Spanish flu deaths.
Or are you all babbling on about the US again? There, yes, the death rate is near the death rate of Spanish flu.
This is probably due to the vastly increased population size. And during the Spanish flu people tended to stick to the measures they were asked to take.
On a bright note: far fewer US citizens died of the bubonic plague…
21 Sep 21
@sh76 saidFor my money there is a common thread between, the virus, climate change, identity politics, gender stuff, etc etc.
Sure; but if you know the basics of where to look, you can see pretty much what is going on.
And what's going on is pretty rough.
Divide and conquer.
While we fight amongst ourselves, we lose sight of what really matters, and that is each other. It is strange that so many get so worked up on both sides because we " care " about others. While we squabble amongst ourselves, we lose and "they" win. Just not to sure who they are, but 100% sure the climate elites are amongst them.
21 Sep 21
@shavixmir said"As to date 4,7 million people have died of Corona"
What the hell are you all babbling on about?
As to date 4,7 million people have died of Corona.
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
Spanish flu killed (rough estimates) 25 to 75 million people.
Corona deaths are nowhere bloody near Spanish flu deaths.
Or are you all babbling on about the US again? There, yes, the death rate is near the death rate of Span ...[text shortened]... ures they were asked to take.
On a bright note: far fewer US citizens died of the bubonic plague…
How many of them are murders and suicides?
21 Sep 21
@shavixmir saidAs to date 4.7 million have died "with" the virus in over 20 months. in 2019 over 58 million "died". 4.7 million is a big number to be sure but in relative term, for my money, get over it.
What the hell are you all babbling on about?
As to date 4,7 million people have died of Corona.
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
Spanish flu killed (rough estimates) 25 to 75 million people.
Corona deaths are nowhere bloody near Spanish flu deaths.
Or are you all babbling on about the US again? There, yes, the death rate is near the death rate of Span ...[text shortened]... ures they were asked to take.
On a bright note: far fewer US citizens died of the bubonic plague…
And I can already predict the responses, " how dare you be so uncaring". hears the weird part, I am against harsh lockdown, like in Aussie at the moment, "because" I care.
We are forcing so many elderly to die lonely deaths because they are not allowed to see their kids. A friend of mine, 68, is trying to get a doctors note to allow him to visit his mother who lives alone. We have a 10 km travel limit and a 9pm curfew.
The world has gone stark raving mad, divide and conquer.
@metal-brain saidPresumably none.
"As to date 4,7 million people have died of Corona"
How many of them are murders and suicides?
They would be classified as murder and suicide. Surely?
21 Sep 21
@jimmac saidJeez.
As to date 4.7 million have died "with" the virus in over 20 months. in 2019 over 58 million "died". 4.7 million is a big number to be sure but in relative term, for my money, get over it.
And I can already predict the responses, " how dare you be so uncaring". hears the weird part, I am against harsh lockdown, like in Aussie at the moment, "because" I care.
We are forc ...[text shortened]... a 10 km travel limit and a 9pm curfew.
The world has gone stark raving mad, divide and conquer.
Yeah. Sorry.
You are completely correct.
@shavixmir saidI proved that is not always the case. See the Full Measure episode since you are too lazy to read.
Presumably none.
They would be classified as murder and suicide. Surely?
Vaccinated people that die within 2 weeks of being vaccinated are counted as unvaccinated. This inflates the number of unvaccinated deaths as well as under counts vaccinated deaths.
@metal-brain saidWell, since the vaccines don’t reach potential until 2 weeks after the second shot… yeah, you know. Whatever.
I proved that is not always the case. See the Full Measure episode since you are too lazy to read.
Vaccinated people that die within 2 weeks of being vaccinated are counted as unvaccinated. This inflates the number of unvaccinated deaths as well as under counts vaccinated deaths.
I’m sure you’re right that it’s all just one giant elitist cover-up to sell Dell computers and headphones.
21 Sep 21
@shavixmir saidLOL!
Well, since the vaccines don’t reach potential until 2 weeks after the second shot… yeah, you know. Whatever.
I’m sure you’re right that it’s all just one giant elitist cover-up to sell Dell computers and headphones.
Are you claiming that people that die within 2 weeks of vaccination could not possibly die from the vaccine? That is absurd!
21 Sep 21
@metal-brain saidThat is now what I claimed at all.
LOL!
Are you claiming that people that die within 2 weeks of vaccination could not possibly die from the vaccine? That is absurd!
Can you actually read?
21 Sep 21
@eladar saidIn the UK 99% of the people dying from covid are now either unvaccinated or not fully vaccinated.
The only person I know in the hospital was vaccinated 3 times. I hope he does ok, but he has health issues.
Our economy is now full open, society is fully open, sports arenas are packed on a weekly basis, UK based holidays are fully open, the kids are back at school, the roads are as packed as ever, business is ramping up and bouncing back.
No tanks on the streets, no curfews (like Australia), no mass poisoning from vaccinations, no rioting, full domestic and international political agendas.
Weird isn’t it?
@shavixmir saidThe vast majority of adverse reactions happen within the first 2 weeks after vaccination. Even Fauci is on video saying that.
That is now what I claimed at all.
Can you actually read?
If they die they are counted as an unvaccinated death. What do they write down as the cause of death?
"Well, since the vaccines don’t reach potential until 2 weeks after the second shot…"
Why do you think that is important? They took the vaccine and if they die it is likely to happen in the first 14 days. Do you have a coincidence theory?